The upcoming Olympic Games are causing excitement in Sweden, especially in the ski cross event where the nation holds high expectations for both men's and women's competitions. Among the Swedish team is the unique trio of siblings from Undersåker, who are all set to participate. This includes reigning Olympic champion Sandra Näslund, showcasing the potential of the team as they compete for medals on the international stage.

During a visit by SVT to Björnrike, it was noted that Linnea Mobärg, the youngest sister, had to separate from the group due to mild cold symptoms, although it was deemed a precautionary measure. Her brother Erik Mobärg reassured that they would reunite in Italy, highlighting the collaborative spirit and camaraderie that the siblings share as they prepare for the Olympic challenge ahead.

The Mobärg siblings embody a rarity in the competitive world of sports, as it is uncommon for three siblings to reach the same Olympic event, especially excelling in a sport like ski cross. David Mobärg mentioned the influence of their childhood, which was filled with skiing and playing in the snow, contributing to their shared passion and success. With their collective experience and skills, they are all considered serious contenders for Olympic medals, emphasizing the high level of competition and capability they bring to the event.